Sermons on Isaiah

Isaiah chapter sixty four. We’re going to talk about prayer a little bit this morning. I’m going to read some verses. And we’re not going to get into all the verses. We’re going to read all the way to our text. Verse, though. Look at verse number one, just for context so you can see where we’re at. Isaiah sixty four, verse one says, O that thou wouldest rend the heavens, that thou wouldest come down, that the mountains might…

Isaiah 1:1-9 Scripture Reference Isaiah 1:1-9 Introduction We gather this morning under a heavy but hopeful word from God. Isaiah’s opening chapter is addressed historically to Judah and Jerusalem, yet its spiritual diagnosis and remedy speak plainly to any nation that once walked with God and has begun to drift away. Dr. Terry LeQuieu takes this passage and applies it to America — not to place the Bible where it does not belong, but to let Scripture help us recognize…

Pastor Terry opened Isaiah 59 to describe the moral and spiritual moment we’re living in: “judgment is turned away backward, and justice standeth afar off: for truth is fallen in the street, and equity cannot enter” (v.14). The problem isn’t God’s inability—“the Lord’s hand is not shortened… neither his ear heavy” (vv.1–2)—it’s our iniquities that have created the separation. When truth (God’s Word) is pushed out of public life and private hearts, judgment is paralyzed, justice drifts, and equity can’t…